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Evelyn (Agatha) nmn Zurowski 1920 – 2013 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 10-13-1920

Birth Location: Southey, Saskatchewan, Canada

Death Date: 4 Jan 2013

Death Location: Sterling Heights, Macomb, Michigan, USA

Father: Johann Zurowski

Mother: Theresia Schulz

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The story of Evelyn (Agatha) nmn Zurowski began in 1920 in Southey, Saskatchewan, Canada. Evelyn (Agatha) nmn Zurowski passed away in 2013 in Sterling Heights, Macomb, Michigan, USA.

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Biography

  • The story of Evelyn (Agatha) nmn Zurowski began in 1920 in Southey, Saskatchewan, Canada.
  • Evelyn (Agatha) nmn Zurowski passed away in 2013 in Sterling Heights, Macomb, Michigan, USA.

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Evelyn Zurowski's Ancestors

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Evelyn Zurowski
1920 – 2013
Birth Place: Southey, Saskatchewan, Canada
Parents
Johann Robert "John R" Zurowski
1881 – 1935
Satulmare, Berzirk Radautz, Bukovina, Austrian Hungarian Emp.
Theresia ("Raisie") Schulz
1887 – 1985
Bukovina, Austrian Hungarian Empire
Grandparents
Rudolf Zurowski
1853 – 1926
Satulmare, Bukowina, Austria
Great-Grandparents
Johann Zurowski
1825 – 1890
Theresia Karst
1827 – 1911
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Barbara Engelhardt
1806 – 1848

Evelyn Zurowski's Timeline

2 Records

1920
10-13-1920
Birth of Evelyn (Agatha) nmn Zurowski in Southey, Saskatchewan, Canada
Southey, Saskatchewan, Canada
2013
4 Jan 2013
Age 93
Death of Evelyn (Agatha) nmn Zurowski in Sterling Heights, Macomb, Michigan, USA
Sterling Heights, Macomb, Michigan, USA

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 10-13-1920
    Event Place: Southey, Saskatchewan, Canada

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 4 Jan 2013
    Event Place: Sterling Heights, Macomb, Michigan, USA

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